The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-26
In Brief.

In Brief
While the bartender in Joseph Wambaughs
room last night at 10 o'clock, the till was tapped
| and 81 taken.
| Edward Noe, living on East Washington
! street, whered his wife last evening because
she did not have ready and consequently
| was locked up in the station house.
Payment will begin on the second installment
of the 10 per cent. Fletcher q Sharpe dividend
BY the county clerk to-day. There is $40. 900 on
hand to be divided among 600 creditors.
The following persons were licensed to marry
yesterday: John Hagerty and Maggie Fisher
Elmer Gibson and Rosa -Faringer, Adam A.
Lynn and Anna Patterson, David Miller and
Sarah Ross
John Uhl, the oldest butcher in Indianapolis.
died last evening, after prolonged illness from
rheumatism. He was engaged in the meat bust
in this city for twenty seven years and at
the time of his death was seventy three years
old.
The Co operative Corporation of Indiana is
the name of new Steam Laundry Company of
this city which was Incorporated yesterday. The
capital stock is $40, 600, and the directors named
in the articles John c. Aeppert Sarah
j. Purcell, P. Dinnls, w. F. STREET,. w. L. Light
ford Jacques Beaufce and Thos. F. Barrett
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Susan Reed, for a frame cottage Bellefon-
tame street. near Tenth, to cost 81 900; Juliun
A. Hanson. brick stables on Second street near
Pennsylvania 81, 0OO; Charles W. Gorsuch
frame cottage on lockwood street, $500; JauAs
Malloy. frame cottage on Tennessee near Nc
Carly, 5000.
WILL SUE THE PANHANDLE.
Patrick Clifford has qualified as administrator
of Cornelius Sullivan, who was killed on the
Panhandle railroad while coupling cars three
weeks ago. The deceased left no esta to- and
the letters taken out order that suit may
be brought against the railroad company for
damages.
ARRESTED FOR THE FRANKLIN BURGLARY.
The third and last of the three men who
hhod
Franklin two weeks ago was arrested yes terday
by Sheriff Hazlett, of Fra nkln and detective
Haley of this city. The man is William Stout,
and lives Prospect street The officers
learned that he was away from home on the night
of the robbery, and yesterday Amos Miller the first
man arrested acknowledged that Stout assisted
in the burglary He will be taken to Franklin
by Sheriff Hazlett this morning
DECISION IN A CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
The Secretary of State yesterday received
from the clerk Of Monroe county certified
copy of the judgment in the election contest of
Silas Grimes against Simon Pedigo for posses
sion of the Office OF auditor. The first returns
showed that Pedigo elected by a small ma
jority but the court decides that Grimes re-
ceived 1888 votes and Pedigo !, 783 two illegal
for the latter The evidence showed that
another illegal was cast, hut
for which of the candidates it is not known.
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES FOR DENTISTS
The board of examiners in dentistry, under
the law of 1887, will meet at the Denson House
this morning at 10 o'clock to issue registration
certificates to dentists. as the law requires all
den lists to have such certificates and have them
recorded with the county recorders by the 18th
inst. Only one-half of the dentists of Indian
throughout the State will be advised to prose-
cute al dentists who neglect or refuse to COM
ply with the law.
COLONEL DUDLEYs HoRsE-CAR LINE.
Col. w. w. Dudley return ed to the city yes
terdav. He announces that work will begin at
once the street-car line from Woodruff Place
to West Indianapolis. by way of Michigan
street. The contract for the work WILL he says. |
be let some time during this week, and the work
will then be pushed rapidly to completion. He |
expects TO have the line in operation |
before cold weather begins. 1t will be a horse |
car line. 1t will be so constructed that it can |
easily be converted into an electric motor line, |
if the cange is deemed advisable 1t is the in
tention to have all the work done by Indianap-
olls parties, SO far as possible.
TWO NEW RAILROAD COMPANIES.
The State Line and Indiana City Railway
Company, which proposes construct road
rom the State line between Indiana and Hi
1ois to Indiana City. Lake Mich !
gan, distance of twenty-five miles
vas incorporated yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is $780, 900 and the direct
IT'S are Joseph L. florence, CarroH N. IOWle,
VIM H. Gastln James S Prentiss and Thomas
" Johnston. Articles also filed with the
state Secretary yesterday by the Pantone Rail-
Dad Company, the name of the consolidated
Leroy & Eastern and Lebanon & Western
companies. The capital stock is $25, 600 and the
In ectors are Stuyvesant Fish, b. I. Aver, j. c.
" cling, John Dunn and Henry De Wolf
CHARGED WITH STEALING HIS COWS.
Last Friday Superintendent Travis sold at
suction two COWS that had been In the SouthSde
FOUND the legal length of time. They were pur-
hased by Philip Zaph, the butcher. who paid SIT
or one and SD for the other On Sunday the
wner of the cows, farmer. living south of the
ty. heard they had been sold and sought the
uperintendent to learn what he should do to get